This is the 7th and final installment of our Queensland holidays. On the day before we depart, we made a short stop at the Australia Zoo. Coming from Singapore where we have such an outstanding zoo, I had initially wanted to skip this attraction altogether! Thank God we didn’t! The Australia Zoo is big on conservation, making it such an amazing place for the little ones to discover the rich Australian wildlife.
Here one can cuddle a koala, hand-feed Asian Elephants, walk with a Sumatran Tiger and watch a crocodile launch from the waters edge. The Zoo is the brainchild of the famous ”Crocodile Hunter” Steve Irwin, who died on 4th September 2006 in a freak snorkelling accident at the Great Barrier Reef.
We spent a fruitful afternoon watching the Australia Zoo Wildlife Warriors show at the Crocoseum, visiting the Tiger Temple and AsiaElephant habitat. We found the Animal Wildlife Adventure Show educational. The zoo keepers highlighted some world’s conservation issues and taught the kids how to protect the animal kingdom. During the show, we can incredible giant snakes, majestic elephants, colourful, soaring birds and prehistoric big Saltwater Crocodiles!
She patted Koalas…
With Bindi’s Family
Our Family says
Hi,
Your trip to Queensland looks fun. Can share your itinerary wif me? My email is [email protected]. Thanks so much!
Dana Mummy and Daddy says
Hi Roselyn,
thanks for dropping by our blog! We were pleasantly surprised at how family friendly Gold Coast is. Will be more than happy to share our itinerary with you. Will email you tonight! 🙂
Meifen says
Hi! Enjoyed reading your blog! Could you share your itinerary with me? Thanks!
Cynthia says
can share with me itinerary also?? I have 2 kids age 5 & 2. TQVM
David.S says
Hi Cynthia…it’s basically free and easy – touring the Australia Zoo and spending a few days at Surfers Paradise. I’ll try to look for the itinerary but no promises as it’s been awhile. In any case, we did a self-drive with car hire from AVIS. No major amusement parks as my daughter was still very young then.